At long last, Episode 300 is here! And what an Episode it is. On this very special installment, Dave is joined by PC Tunney, DPP, DJ, and Rob Bonette and what ensues is one of the best, most thorough, insightful, and fun discussions of the past decade of pro wrestling that you will find anywhere. WrestleMania 31, Edge's return, the birth of AEW, the rise of the Bloodline, the Women's Revolution, the end of the Vince McMahon era....it is all discussed here as only the Attitude Of Aggression can. If you are a newer fan of pro wrestling, this Episode should be considered essential listening to bring you up to speed on all the good stuff you might have missed. If you have been with us for the past (almost) 10 years, I think you will enjoy this trip down memory lane to dig deep into some of the biggest events in wrestling history. And if you are just a pro wrestling fan in general.... you won't want to miss this one!

The Big Five Project returns to bring 1994 to an end as the guys cover Survivor Series '94. As 1994 came to an end, the winds of change continued to sweep through the WWF and that was highly evident on a November evening in San Antonio. A better event than the year before, Survivor Series '94 featured the break-up of Shawn Michaels and Diesel, a feud that would extend all the way to WrestleMania XI. Meanwhile, Survivor Series '94 would see a shocking WWF Championship title change as Bob Backlund, with a huge assist from Owen Hart, would dethrone Bret "Hitman" Hart in an unforgettable, emotionally charged, and highly controversial match. Thanks to Bret's mother, Mr. Backlund became the oldest WWF Champion in history (at the time) and Owen Hart showed us all just how low he would stoop to screw his brother over. Add in some solid Survivor Series matches, a special appearance by Chuck Norris, and The Undertaker exacting a measure of revenge against Yokozuna and we are left with a very solid PPV to close out 1994! We have all the details for you here, on another epic installment of the Big Five Project.

The Big Five Project returns...and so does Kinny Killa as one of the best friends of the show makes a special guest appearance to cover Summer Slam '94! Emanating from the brand-new United Center in Chicago, the 1994 edition of WWE's summer extravaganza was an exceptionally good event that featured Razor Ramon recapturing the Intercontinental Championship, a very surprising heel turn, and one of the best women's matches anywhere in 1994. The highlight, of course, was the epic Steel Cage match for the WWF Championship between Owen Hart and his brother Bret "The Hitman" Hart and the guys do a watch along of that match here. Is it the greatest Steel Cage match of all time, as Dave suggests, or does the match just go too long? All that plus the return of The Undertaker as he takes on.... The Undertaker? It is as ridiculous as it sounds, but we have all the details for you here, on another epic installment of the Big Five Project.

The Big Five Project returns to crown a new King of the Ring. In 1994, on the heels of WrestleMania X, Owne Hart found himself still in the shadow of his brother, Bret "The Hitman" Hart. Although he beat Bret at WrestleMania, the Hitman left as the WWF Champion. On this night, in Baltimore, Maryland, Owen took a major step in carving his own identity as he won three matches to emerge as the King of the Ring for 1994! Meanwhile, brother Bret had his hands full with a title defense against the reigning Intercontinental Champion, Diesel. Throw in a tag title defense by The Headshrinkers and a main event featuring two guys over 40, and this first PPV of the "New Generation" era was one to remember. So, we invite you to join us for a tremendous recap of King of the Ring '94 and the birth of the King of Harts!

The Big Five Project returns for one of the most anticipated Episodes in its relatively young history as this week the guys (joined by the one and only DPP) tackle WrestleMania X. Having toiled through a deluge of subpar PPVs in 1993, The Big Five Project reaches a proverbial oasis in the desert as WrestleMania X is one of the best Manias of all-time. The 10th Anniversary of the Showcase of the Immortals featured not one, but two, of the greatest WrestleMania matches ever and this Episode contains watch alongs of both of those matches: Bret Hart v. Owen Hart and then Shawn Michaels v. Razor Ramon in a ladder match for the Intercontinental Championship! Also at WrestleMania X, we got "Macho Man" Randy Savage's final WrestleMania match, and the end of Yokozuna's reign as WWF Champion! So, we invite you to join us for a tremendous recap of WrestleMania X and one of the best Episodes of The Big Five Project so far!

The Big Five Project returns for another installment in the chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s Big Five PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, the guys cover Royal Rumble '94. Having survived a less than stellar 1993, WWE would rebound with a much stronger effort in 1994 and it began here at the Royal Rumble. The undercard shined on this night with great matches featuring Tatanka v. Bam Bam Bigelow and Razor Ramon defending the Intercontinental Championship against IRS. But two other matches would have massive implications. In one of them, Owen Hart turned on his brother Bret to kick off one of the biggest feuds in WWE history. In the other, Yokozuna, and half the roster, stuffed the Undertaker into a casket and he was not seen again until the summer. Then, we ended up with one of the most controversial finishes to a Royal Rumble match in history. There is a lot to like here at Royal Rumble '94 so tune in to this latest installment of the Big Five Project and get all the details!

The Big Five Project returns for another installment in the chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s Big Five PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, the guys cover Survivor Series '93. WWE's roster continued to go through a ton of upheaval in the fall of 1993 and that is clearly evident here. Although this event went back to its roots, featuring the rerun of traditional Survivor Series elimination matches, those matches largely fell flat in a disappointing event. Still, the beginnings of two huge feuds (Bret Hart v. Owen Hart and Yokozuna v. The Undertaker) get their origins at Survivor Series '93, so it is not all bad. Plus, a championship match that was not even for any title sanctioned by WWE actually stole the show. Curious? Tune in to this latest installment of the Big Five Project and get all the details!

The Big Five Project returns here on Episode 293. It's the Attitude Of Aggression and it is time to return for another installment in the chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s Big Five PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, the guys cover Summer Slam '93. Hulkamania is officially dead, and Vince McMahon looked to Lex Luger to be the next big thing. He would not have quite the success he hoped for.... but we are jumping aboard The Lex Express on this Episode anyway. Summer Slam' 93 featured some good matches and great moments, but it largely fell flat. Anchored by the face turns of Razor Ramon and Lex Luger, we also got an underwhelming dream match between Shawn Michaels and Mr. Perfect. Bret Hart continued to really make a name for himself in his match against Jerry Lawler and The Undertaker finally laid the Giant Gonzales to rest. While certainly not the best PPV of 1993, Summer Slam '93 still had its share of key moments that would propel us forward for the rest of 1993 and into 1994. The guys have all the details for you here on another epic edition of the Big Five Project!

The Big Four Project officially becomes the Big Five Project here on Episode 292. It's the Attitude Of Aggression and it is time to return for another installment in the chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s now Big Five PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, the guys cover King of the Ring '93. In the wake of the disaster that was WrestleMania IX, WWE rebounded in a huge way with the first ever PPV version of the King of the Ring Tournament. After being screwed out of his title in Las Vegas, Bret "Hitman" Hart would complete a legendary hat-trick en route to becoming the first, and only, back-to-back KOTR winner. The guys cover all that, including a watch along of the epic Semi-Final match between Bret Hart and Mr. Perfect. KOTR '93 was also significant as it marked the official end of Hulkamania as Yokozuna emphatically reclaimed the WWF Championship from Hulk Hogan. All that plus Shawn Michaels retaining the IC title against Crush. King of the Ring '93 was clearly the best PPV of 1993 for WWE (by a wide margin) and the guys have all the details for you here on another epic edition of the Big Five Project!

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for another installment of The Big Four Project, a chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s Big Four PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, the guys face their ultimate challenge.... making WrestleMania IX interesting. Regarded by many as the worst WrestleMania of all-time, the guys do their utmost best to break the event down and to try and make sense as to how and why it was booked as badly as it was. WWE got the location right for WrestleMania IX, but everything else was very wrong. Filled with frustrating non-finishes, matches being made up on the fly, double Doinks, chloroform filled rags, and a bizarre finish done for the sole purpose of getting Hulk Hogan (of all people) over, WrestleMania IX was very bad indeed. The guys do find a few gems here and there though. Is it enough to salvage this event from the lowest level of WrestleMania hell? Join us here for to find out plus much more on another epic installment of The Big Four Project!